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Dynamics of subcellular tRNA trafficking in parasitic protist Trypanosoma brucei is guided by tRNA modifications and has a key role in proteosynthesis

Dynamics of subcellular tRNA trafficking in parasitic protist Trypanosoma brucei is guided by tRNA modifications and has a key role in proteosynthesis9. 2. 2022

We elucidated the formation and function of queuosine-tRNA modification (Q) in protein synthesis in the parasitic protist T. brucei , a causative agent of human sleeping sickness. Using...

Hunting the eagle killer: A cyanobacterial neurotoxin causes vacuolar myelinopathy

Hunting the eagle killer: A cyanobacterial neurotoxin causes vacuolar myelinopathy3. 2. 2022

I nternational team contributed to elucidation of mysterious bald eagle deaths (USA), confirming that the birds have been killed by a cyanobacterial neurotoxin. Cyanobacteria grow on...

Monitoring of the post-mining lakes in the North Bohemia. New study focused on microorganisms and phosphorus.

Monitoring of the post-mining lakes in the North Bohemia. New study focused on microorganisms and phosphorus.24. 1. 2022

Crystal-clear water and dense algal mats covering the lakebed – that is how the littoral zones of newly emerged post-mining lakes in the North Bohemia look like. Water quality and development of...

Microbial drama in four acts: How small waterbodies defy the storms and help the landscapes to overcome consequences

Microbial drama in four acts: How small waterbodies defy the storms and help the landscapes to overcome consequences24. 1. 2022

An international research team led by the Institute of Hydrobiology recorded and characterized the response of an entire pond plankton community to heavy rain events. This unique and very detailed...

Czech scientists helped to clarify the mysterious deaths of eagles in the United States

Czech scientists helped to clarify the mysterious deaths of eagles in the United States24. 1. 2022

For more than 25 years, the American public in the southeastern United States has been plagued by the mysterious deaths of bald eagles dying of a neurological disease of unknown origin. A team of...

Monitoring of the post-mining lakes in the North Bohemia. New study focused on microorganisms and phosphorus.

Monitoring of the post-mining lakes in the North Bohemia. New study focused on microorganisms and phosphorus.24. 1. 2022

Crystal-clear water and dense algal mats covering the lakebed – that is how the littoral zones of newly emerged post-mining lakes in the North Bohemia look like. Water quality and development of...

Biological Specimens in Electron Microscopes 2021

Biological Specimens in Electron Microscopes 20214. 10. 2021

On October 4 - 8, 2021 Laboratory of Electron Microscopy will organize in collaboration with Czechoslovak Microscopy Society and Czech Bio-Imaging a practical course Biological Specimens in...

Conference Microscopy 2021

Conference Microscopy 202113. 9. 2021

The annual conference of the Czechoslovak Microscopy Society "Microscopy 2021" is planned for the date 13.-15.9. 2021 in the premises of the Biology Centre of the CAS / the University of South...

Biochemistry congress 2021

Biochemistry congress 202129. 8. 2021

August 29th - September 1st, 2021, České Budějovice. XXVI. Annual Congress of Czech and Slovak Societies for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with cooperation of Austrian and German Biochemical...

When did the first COVID-19 case arise? Novel analysis suggests much earlier, more rapid spread than confirmed cases imply

When did the first COVID-19 case arise? Novel analysis suggests much earlier, more rapid spread than confirmed cases imply25. 6. 2021

Using methods from conservation science, a new analysis suggests that the first case of COVID-19 arose between early October and mid-November, 2019 in China, with the most likely date of origin...

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